Cycling for Certainty and an End to Immigration Spin
Media Release After a decade of temporary immigration visas and uncertainty, a 34 year old Tamil asylum seeker, Thienushan Chandrasekaram, (aka Thienushan Chand) is pedalling […]
Politics
If you do nothing – you go nowhere
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, Senator Price and others are telling us to vote ‘no’ at the Referendum because we don’t know what will happen and […]
Nuclear-Powered Fixations: The Trump-Pratt Disclosures
In April 2021, the Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt had a meeting with Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago club. According to an ABC News report, “Pratt […]
Murdoch to Murdoch
(You may have read a lot about Rupert Murdoch recently, but read on.) Hatred is a terrible word. It is a word that carries the […]
Financial Dimensions of a Re-Emergent Anglosphere with added Militaristic Cover in that Dynamic Pragmatism of Mainstream Politics
By Denis Bright Our political and corporate leaders within the Anglosphere group of countries have recovered a global outreach beyond the wildest dreams of King […]
The American economy on a tense rope
By Isidoros Karderinis America is today at the most critical point in its modern history. It is threatened with a collapse which, if it happens, […]
Condensed Fun Facts, Dates, Myths/Misconceptions
By Richard Whitington Fun Referendum Facts Fun Referendum Facts #1: The ballot paper for a referendum has just one box on it and you must […]
The Voice reveals the urgent need for truth reforms
The fact that Elon Musk has just halved his election integrity team this week on X/Twitter at the same time as a former integrity executive […]
Cruel Prerogatives: Braverman on Refugees at the AEI
Suella Braverman has made beastliness a trait in British politics. The UK Home Secretary, fed on the mush and mash of anti-refugee sentiment, has been […]
Fascism is unlikely: idiocy is the real threat
The fight against domestic fascism is as American as apple pie. Even though much of the modern mythology of the western world celebrates the USA […]
Murdoch: King Lear or Citizen Kane?
By guest columnist Tess Lawrence It may be premature to write Emeritus Chairman Rupert Murdoch’s epitaph now that he’s ostensibly handed the keys of his […]
Dutton reminds us of Abbott, but not in a good way
Reading Nikki Savva’s The Road to Ruin is a depressing read, because it validates what many of us believed before Tony Abbott became Prime Minister. Tony Abbott […]
No means no
As the now former Royal Spanish Football Federation President Luis Rubiales discovered recently, no means no. Kissing someone on the lips without consent has consequences […]
Mission to Free Assange: Australian Parliamentarians in Washington
It was a short stint, involving a six-member delegation of Australian parliamentarians lobbying members of the US Congress and various relevant officials on one issue: […]
The Angertainer Steps Down: Rupert Murdoch’s Non-Retirement
One particularly bad habit the news is afflicted by is a tendency to fall into discussions about itself. Its members, some of them at least, […]